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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-24
TAKEN TO COLUMBUS.


RAvENNA, o., Nov. 25.-The Portage
county bastile is no longer the habita-
ton of "BlinlIy" Morgan and Ravenna
can breathe easier as regards the safe
keeping of that noted desperate. We'd
nesday, after the death sentence had
been pronounced there was an unusual
hustling to and fro of officials, but
nothing was thought of it. 1t had been
surmised that when "Blinky" was
taken from here it would be done with
the utmost secrecy and that even the
newspaper men would know nothing
of it until Morgan was safely landed in
the Ohio Penitentiary.
Sheriff Sheldons plans were we'll laid
and not until nearly noon Thursday
was the general public aware of the
fact that "Blinky" had been removed.
Despite his carefully arranged plans
the Sheriff was completely outwitted
and hours before "Blinky" had arrived
i'll Columbus the tidings were flashed
over the wires in every direction that
the Sheriff was on his way to
Columbus with the prisoner. Con
trary to his usual custom dur
ing these murder trials Detec-
tive Lohrer did not 60 to Cleveland on
the Wednesday evening train. He took
supper at the Etna House, but did not
ask for lodging and stayed all night at
the Jail. During the night complete
arrangements were made for Blinky's
removal. Directly across from the rear
entrance of the Jail is the livery stable
of Robert Witter Ats O'clock Thurs
day morning Sheriff Sheldon, with the
prisoner handcuffed to Detective Lohrer
and accompanied by George F. Robin
son, an attorney at law, and o. G. Ris-
den, grocer, as deputies, passed out
this rear entrance to the livery stable,
and quickly entered closed hack,
which was in readiness, and by
o circuitous route were driven to
the Pittsburgh IL Western depot.
Here Il special car was side tracked
some distance above the depot with
blinds drawn down. The regular train
pulled in at Sis and started out as
usual. When at the west end of the
switch the train backed up and hooked
onto the COACH The cab containing
the prisoner and guards now drove di
| =.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
WANAM N AK ERS
PalLADrLralA, MONDAY, nov rs,

PAiLADELrHiA, MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1851.
A most unlikely thing to
turn up was that 40-inch
modest. little-check Dress
Stuff at 20 cents. A. 60
center wherever we have
come across it before. A
good, firm, sturdy, fairly
heavy material, with brown
and gray and cardinal and
navy and old geld and gar,
net color blendings that
give the tavorite changeable
effect. You may think it
the biggest moneys worth
among the Dress Stuffs.
Look at a couple of Plaids
first. IS cents a yard. A
fl r m, hard-twisted, hard.
woven, good weight Serge
and a just as crispy and
weighty Armure. 25 cents
a yard has been though,
very little for either. Rich
Plaids. Cluster stripes wide
and narrow, color mixes 20,
stop to look at. Maybe
fifty styles. Not one tha
would not make a likeablt
dress-and a good wearer
Here is a Check Suitin,
|-indistinct checks. Spring.
as a Silk Warp Henrietta
A curious sort of diagonally
ergy weave. A dozel
kinds of checkiness, but al
subdued. AS good a 2
cents worth as you ofrel
meet with, but the price
IS cents.
Skip to the Trieots. Iilu
minated effects. Nothin,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

AS THERE IS considerable com plant
among dealers Ia staple and fancy
articles OF the d1llne,s OF the times, we
would s1g2ess that employers and
others who owe money shouid pAy the
same ss early As prAotics Die, and thus
DO their part toward i'm proving trade In
Sll its various bran ohes. The greA.
mass OF our ci'izeus do not wish to run
In deb; for goods OF any kind, and o
delay In re,eiv!ng the money due for
services rendered Is serious N barrAss-
menL Lat the employers do thelr, par!
aud trade vill speedily improve. An
effort should be mads by ail to pay the
s,ore OF the grocer As we'll rs that OF the
butcher, baker. milkmsn, tailor and
drsssmaker. Too many who are com.
pArAtively well off are in the habit o!
negiectiDg to psy small bills. Suoh
neglect indicstes houghtlessness II not
mssnness. The ladies rs well as gen.
tlemsn should think the mater over
and learn to do as they would bs done
by. The laundress and sesmsress are
too often imposed upon, because their
bills are small. The obligation 10 psy
small bills Is just as grsAt Is that to pay
large ones, and the IL II lenos exerted
thereby is juss as .n portAn.. When ell
pay when they purchase or ha7o work
done, We shall hear less omplaint 0,
dull lines.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
RegtRtrArA Report

During the week ending at ooD las,
Saturday the'e wess l3 births, II mar,
riages and 81 deaths reported to Regis
trsr Lee as having occurred in this
city, against % deaths for the cor
responding week OF last year.
Causes OF death: Consumption, mem
Draneo1s Group, 3 each; entero. colitis
general debility, heart disease, menin
gifts, pneumonia, 2 each; albumenurls
Brights disease, commissions, cyanosis
strang ulated hernia, ! each.
Ages Of deceased: Under / year, s;
from to 2, 3; from 2 TO 5, 3; from 20 I,
80, /; from 90 TO 40, /; from 40 to 90, q
from 80 to 60, 3; from 20 to 80. 8
There were c?roner's cases; 2 bodies
were brought herA for interment and I
sent away for interment.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
BEE HIVE"
3oS Market Street,

For the last days of Novem.
ber we want to astoniah our.
selves, and know of 70 better
way TO do it than by tempting
prices.
SO pairs of 10 Silver Gray
Blankets at 81; sold by the
manufacturer a. 81 Is
~ pairs of White Blankets
left . be rolled up for 79 cents
IA pair. This beats all. 1t is
good in size and cold at 81 as o
big drive.
Lc2Is OF better ones up to
,sl1 . pair. 30 pairs OF crib size
for The little cnes for Fl so a
lrair.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

THE AUTHORITIES OF New York are
making entirely TOO much fuss over the
Drank johann Most, and giving him .
prominence aud notoriety that he does
not deserve, but which It tis the height Of
bis am bi.ion 10 obtain. We are Of the
opinion that the best way OF dealing
9th him wculd have been TO arrest
him on . charge OF disorderly conduct,
then let him be tried by Q magistrate,
and II the charge WAS sustained sent TO
Blackwell Island for = year st hard
work. That would probably have
caused him to suppress his inoendiary
utterAncee In the future.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

THE HoMGoPATHs have completely
s.oleD q msrch ON the allopashs, and II
Is with tho greatest pleasure that we
are aHle to announce to day that the
hou 9 lpssh!c hospital is an ss.a abiished
fact, and Is now open to receive pa
hens 90. The success OF this under
taking. however, 10 due TO Mr.. j. T.
Cause. OF the Harlan & Holiingsworth
Company, and 10 his excellent wife,
uho is 81 ~sys leader In all works OF
charity and benevolence. This gentle
man has purchased the G1eAld Hygiean
il Jms .; the north vest corner OF Shall
cross avenue and VanBuren street,
which he has tnrned over to the lad y
managers Of the HON n )pAthic hospital
fres OF charge for one year, leaving
them the opsion to buy 1t st the end OF
that time. Mr.. Cause Is entitled TO,
and viii no doubt receive the thanks of
every citigsn for his iiberaiisy, and rs
there Ia no doubt OF the hospital
proving success, II will be a moru-
meut In the years to come OF what can
Re accomplished by . puolio.spiri.ed
siuzsn.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
ON WEDNESDAY the steamer Hendo
will sail from New York At IL O'Clock,
noon, carrying the Ntcarsgus CAnalCom

ON WEDNESDAY, tuo btooInor nonQO
will sail from New York At IL O'Clock,
noon, carrying the N,carAgus Canal Com.
pany's survey expedition, which gees
60 NioAraguA TO make the fnAi surveys
OF the inner oceanic canal route and
prepare for the work OF construction.
This 10 one OF the most important ex-
peditions that has ever left this coun.
try. For the last quarter OF century
the world has been looking toward
Panama for the realix alton OF some
shorter way Of reaching the Pacific
coast than by the dangerous and tedious
passage around Oape Horn. The Nioa.
raguan government, understanding the
necessity OF IN inner oceanic canal, has
In the past years granted . number OF
copcessiops. bat no work has been done
under them. The Nicaragua Canal
Compan In April LAST secured the ex-
slusive right OF way, with other vAlu-
able rivileges, and the sailing OF the
Hondo 10 an earnest thst the com
pany intends to proceed At onoe with
ihs work preparatory to oonstru, ,tion.
The proposed route, which is believed
10 be perfectly practicable and free from
compliosted or doubtful on ytneering
problen ms, extends from Greytown ON
the Carl obean SsA to Brito ON the Pa
cidc, and Its total length 10 aboas ITO
miles The Lake Of Nicaragua, 40
feet above the mean level OF the ses,
vtil be the sum nit level, ana the rivers
wing into and from the lake will be
utilixsd TO the best advantage. A sys-
tom OF locks on either side OF the Lake
will be constructed Of suoh dim eu sions
~ to give com modious passage to YES
Bsis Of the size now used for ocean
in Europe and America.
fne bottom width OF the 40 miles OF
canal will vary from 80 TO l20 feet, and
the surfaos width from 80 to 2SS fee.
with depth OF from % to 30 feet. but
the 129 miles OF river aud laks will
afford sA'e and rapid means OF navi-
CATION with ample depth throughout.
This is an immense undertaking. and
tho estimated COST is nearly S65 0OO, 900
Ii 10 expected that the WORK will be
completed In 1892, and that the ton
mage which will use 1t by that time
will amount to 506 2l4 tons. Al th -
proposed charge OF 81 so per ton thi.
would return 9 gross annual revenue Of
BIG, 265. 535, or about one fourth OF the
cost OF the undertaking.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Changed din Rnsifian

Morris 4. Moses, who for some time
has been employed as managing sales
man st Meyer Meyers clothing store,
severed his connection with him last
SATURDAY. night. This morning shortly
before II o'clock, as Mr.. Moses was
ntanding on tho steps OF the Ciey ton
House, he was approached by Lewis
FeIlheiner, OF the Economy Clothing
Hall, wEo upon learning TIA. he " as
ureugagel secured his services ut once
for q term o. years as manager Of hts
new clothing cstablishmept, No. 4Ot
Market street
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

READING ss well as Wilmington is
being jo1ed with circulars from New
York parties cffsring counterfeit money
for sale A. very Low rAtes, which have
some tffe,: upon persons OF dlshones.
tendeu ,ies We know OF several par
tles nthts oity who have receivei these
eircaiars, aud there are no dou5. hun
dEsds OF others that no one knows nug-
thing about ex,ep! themselves. The
mar VINO seld GU. these v.llsiuous cir.
eniara are ouiy iisble to prosecution by
the UAtted S:s,es authorities for usins z
ths mails lCr improper puyp2s's, and
ihe pcor fool who would send !bem
norey Vo1ld have no redress what
ever, even II he should So .oeed n
catching tho rxs3a!s. Tue fast Of lis
sendins lhs m 1ney would show that hs
VAS dishOnes; himself, and dsbar hi N
from haviOg any standing In court.
Taese men have no oounterfeis m oney
e sell; II they had they would pass 1,
themselves aud secure 100 cents on the
collar, instead Of selling 81, 900 for $40
Aud sry Que who Is SO foolish ana dts
honest As ~ bite at this bait deser YES tc
loee every d. ar he sends them.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Ha.
timore Railroad.
Novembor I3ths 1897
Aims y Ill lanHr WiImi Rton Aa follo4a 4

Trains will leave Wiimin gtoD as follows
Philadelphia te1prrss), . : 50. 40, q 40. 30
u, 50, $40, 90 l0T, II a., II 81 n. M, - D'
< III ss ..tiaa, % asi 90 ,9sB & 10 nos 1913, 4.
Z For q ehs.lsr % q" 's,pfss.'. pres % sG y; no, $50, DO
-; II %, II 81 a. IA, u s.. 5 "a, SO, 7a and
Acromin ,is,ior. so. 7co. 7oa, SIS, 10 asa.
IN 2sS 90 81; - and issop: m. mn:
5lA m. 'i?..a, 70. ~, "a, d2s, : o., and
10 y .. N.
FOR West Chester. via Lamokin, Q 70 and
itA m, 2, 3ssnd t1op. m.
For Newark tCentrcl and intermediate sta
'i2n;; e a: m. Y ,.ndS2i p; m; ,
baltimore and Bay Line, IS p. IN.
baltimore and " Washington. faA 4s6, o.
10 u, and il o's. M, Il os. Il il, u. Al, To-
Trains Tor Drlawara Division leave for:
New Castle, SO, b30s. M, i!5., 2t6 3 So
6 IS p. m, and IL % sight.
ueorgetown and Lewcs, 30 n. m, . 10 p.m.,
seaford texpres'h 90p: :m... m.
Harri lRton. DE mar, and way stations, 20
E1press Tor Harrington. 3 10 p. IN. Way
Express or Dove. Harrington, and Del
mar, u 05 Night.
Franklin tity. 5 20 a. m.
Express for Cap. Charles, Old Point Com
fort AndNorfolk, l40 Night.
Leave Phiadc,phl., Broad street, for Will
n inRiOn leNpressl. lG2l. 3 81. 10 ~, 80
10 ~ n is. II 81 A m, - sOl, 4O2. ! 80 0s.
Accommodation, GO. rs a. M, l.25. 40,
-, 81, 6:2, :, l'A, 10 ". and II Il y, N.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia express, 200 az, 90,
: h.. Slb, II q a. m.. b2t. ana 5tb =. M.
Accom- mosatirn ; IS a. M, Y 10, %, 10.
5 ~. : ~. and 10 10 y. m
For Chester EXPIRES, 7l5. $40. II 81 a M,
q y. Vi. and 10 20 y. m.
Accommodation, sl5Im., Il 10. %. 4 10.
r ~. aud IN =. n.
For New Nork u"ppress). 90. > 81, 80, Ia
+ IS. II 81 a. m. : =, > a, 'tzl ca, and 1870
y. IN.
for wcs, Chester. via Lamokin. sIS a. M,
and 3Dp N
For Cape Charle', OH Point Comfort, and
Norfolk. IL n5 Slzht.
For New CAST e, Middletown. Clayton,
Dover, felion Harrington, seaiord, Laurel,
AMI Delmar, u Us Night.
BAltm"rr aud wAsuingtr-. l.2s, 40 s0I.
70 " n. NJ, l. es, 81 ~ and a. J.. IN, Baltl-
more. d. - and u - p. IN.
Leave Phiitie phia, Broad Street for WILL
mingtou teHDressi, ". 20, 3. 50. %. 9.Io Ills
A. " b.L-. q. 81 and ll.OP. NJ.
Accommodation -, 10. Is A. NJ, IL. o. .. .05
d. TO- h.Ai anl ll.i7 l.. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are re-
fcritd to the ticket ONCE at tue station.
Tram, marked thus 60 are limited express.
upon which extra fare is charged.
CiAs. 49, = rCGH, - x, WOOD
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

THE PREsEs6E or . numb OF small
boys at the whippings last Saturday
give rise to the question whether II
would not be wise to adopt some mesns
to keep them out Of the jail yard on
these occasions. Those present last
Saturday seemed to enjoy II. and laugh.
ei and jested st the way the prisoners
bore their punishment. We think II .
mistake for this class TO be admitted, o.
. familiarity with this method OF pun
ishment may breed contempt In their
mind for 1t, which will NOT BY any
means, assist In making them good citi-
zsns when they reach manhood's es-
tate. We thiuk that II the sheriff has
the authority, and We cAnnos see Why
he has not, II will be wise In the future
to prevent boys under 16 years OF sRe
coming In 70 witness the whippiugs. 1t
cannot be produ ,tive OF any harm 70
adopt this course, and may be tho
means OF doing good.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

THE PEOPLE Of Atlantis, Gsorg rgia,
after . two years triai OF prohibition
have come to the CON clusion thst after
eli it does no. prohibit the use Of liqu
aud have decided, thAt for one year 81
least, they will try the high license
plan. The experiment will be watched
with the greatest interest, and II 1t suo-
ooeds In checking or doing away slto-
gether with the low groRgeries that are
the curse Of every city, 1t will no doubt
be given Q trial else where.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

THERE Is A vast difference In differ
ent localities in this world. The Leg
islature o! Delaware, two-thirds OF
who are farmers, passed laws to pro.
tee, the rabbits In this S.s,e and Sc
cure their increase, while the farmers
OF New IiAland are 80 pestered with
them, that every other means having
failed, they have now offered . re yard
OF sl25, 900 for Q prAc.!cable plan Of
them.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
OUTSIDE GARMENTS

For Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren.
Plush Coats, well lined and
finishe5, from sl2 80 to $50 each;
English dyes,
Plush Wraps
Astrachan Wraps.
Fine Diagonal Wraps.
All handsomely trimmed.
The best tailor-made Jersey
jacket found in the city; sewed
30 the seams will STAY About
q dozen styles of Jackets in
plain and fancy.
Raglans for little money or
good ones.
Newmarkets at all prices.
We try hard to please you in
Coats fer the little ones or
maidens. We we're never so
busy in that depar tment as now,
showing that the Bee Hiye is o
popular place.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

auoe Of over 81, 900 for current expenses.
I, must be remembered however that
New Castle has bat one police ON csr,
aud % he is on du.y during the day
time the people can protect themselves
ct night, the same ~ the cashier Il the
Far neis' Bank Was obliged 10 do .
short time ago. SILL It 10 probable tha.
oar city fathers could learn . usefui
les. on in economy from car sister oity,
IS thes, who are In power there
ssem TO understand the wisdom OF not
permitting tie expenditures TO exoeed
the ciiy's income, something which
never seems 10 enter the mind Of the
average councilman OF this oity.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
wANAMA AKERs'

iktdIiISb eiAS soSSe e'hsS VI
Autumn. A 36-inch stuff
tor all cents. II you paid
so cents for it your money
would be well put. One
ITricot that stands for all
Whatever the price you Car
count on the value.
46 inch all-wool Suiting
1874 cents. A kind that ha.
been 90 cents. Coarse
threads, not very closely
woven; more substance ano
weight and strength thar
you'd think at fret glance,
Solid colors-navy, brown,
| garnet, black, green.
5o.inch all wool Plaids
Big plaids and little, but al
ways for cluster stripes. A
stuff for thick and thin;
twisted to stay, woven to
stay. No try to hide the
hard round threads under a
surface fuzz. The o n ! y
reach for borrowed beauty
is in the flecks of silk that
sparkle in some OF the lines.
10 styles, SO cents. We
never heard OF them under
rs cents before.
Imported Silk-and-Wo ool
Plaids. Fine Serge grounds
cut into 2-inch squares by
2.ineh cluster-stripes, each
narrow stripe bordered by a
thread of brilliant silk. A
81 stuff for 75c.
And so We might 60 on
and fill the paper. What
we have picked out show
the DRIFT of the Dress Goods.
The biggest moneys worth
for you is in whatever one or
more OF these or the hun.
dreds and hundreds behind
them your wants may lead
you to. In any of these
stuffs you have a use for,
your dimes and dollars will
do for you now what they
could never have done be-
fore.
Third aud fourth circles, southeast OF
centre
A much-traveled man said
On Saturday that our Chest
nut street window full oil
Evening Silks reminded him!
Of the world-famous displaysl
IN the windows of the|
Maisou Blanc, on the Boule-
Vard Capucines, Paris.
Very likely, and why not?I
We have plenty Of other!
windows full OF Dress
Goods that no Paris shopl
can outshine. We get the /
'tufs from the same looms.
AS for the Evening Silks.
Or any other Silks, there is!
no trick of weave or of colorl
n any that Paris holds thati
we haven't on our shelves.
But it rs a wonderful win
dowful of Evening Silks!
Ard it only suggests the
more and more at their
proper counter. The soft,
ciG oev GluZe effects have
come into prominence either
alone Or in combination, and
the delicate tints include
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
waAmi ~LUE. ~ aon1n.Es =

W lAAN - '" VI an ~ &OAh - -"
rtEe table 10 effect h3g I'm. 81, "a
losyo Win aRtoD French s:'oo'l %..s]
Fer Reafing, Biristofo, JErH n
dsid, Waynesburg JuLct'el, A5rj: u
Tiile, TaDsqlA, Allentown, !Hlsl.a y
aersville apd all points % .es 9:.!iat 4
and Reading X. H., !.e1 .. "a. alG ~ !,
For Springfield, Waysa,o:J w,
lion, Uostcsvilie. En5?eyaA hl9
Ohadd's FORD and Dupon:' sai ~
iiste coints, 100 q. IN, go, lnl 70 ,, y.
FOR Coatcsviilo and t1HrnsIl.% i''a
at ! 90 a. m, 2I5 aad 1 bS ., =, ...4i
For West CHsec6T, I .cy !. L.. =" '-0
.. m. 81,
For Esu pridTs IND lr:e.cl sd'a's q q
s.l5 2. m. Aad on sEiGrc.y, as = A-- ''
D. IN. ,-.,., ,yu
TN Sunday for Boadiag s1i w: ~. ',,S, ~ ,
points, at y 63 .. m, AEh 70! SPIN .''I
'nterueiiato points at 5 % p D;,,,,pr q;
A. q. MOUAteLhND, 4, j. alhfS Z. =,
Hr'rs'- 1A-' ''~H'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

ACCORDING TO THE Star, Nav Cas-
ale viii ov rrse from debt by April /,
aKcept for the fire engine. The s.Atement
published in the Sar shows that the
jDtsi liabl.i'ias for the year ending
April /, ara 81, ,036 "a, AID It is e,tina-
ted thar the reseipss will bs up to that
tins 80, 1o2 80, which will leave bal
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
PIERCE COLLEGE OF BUsIaEss

Record Building, 1913 Chestnut
Street, hiladelphln, Pa.
Thomas may Pierce, M. A.,
Principal and Founder. MorIing, Alto
noon and Night Sessions.
Ladies and gentlemen are instructed II
technical knowledge qualifying them. for
tho transaction OF business and the proper
management Of business affairs.
business men, merchants and farmeu
who have had doubts as to whether o practi.
cal business education could be obtained
outside OF the counting room have been sur
prised at the thoroughly practical manner
In which their sons and daughters hav.
been qualified for business engagements ~
Pierce college. and are now among Ia
warmest friends.
Ton Hundred and Fifty (lo6o) studenu
last year.
Osil or write for Oireulsr and Commence.
ment proceedings, containing addresses OF
Governors Beaver snc Biggs, and Rev. Sam
W. small and Rev. Sam. p. Jones.
REV. JOHN THOMPSUN, Dean.
Oficcs. Rooms and Q. Second Floor.
al3-eodAw-am
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Or. lays Liniment.

4 Remedy TOR all Aches or Pains.
This remedy came from Paris. Frsncs, the
receipt ofa dfstiDsuished French physician
never before made known or used In this
country. 1t relieves Hheumatism, Neural
gia, Headache, Sprains, bruises etc. and
ali diseases OF man or beast, requiring exter-
nal application. For tale at AZ Mari ket
street. Ilio corner Of Cedar and Marshall
atIestJ. Wilmington, lei. o2e-ecd ON
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

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Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

and a dozen other color
plays as hard to hit with a
word as a flush on the cheek
OF beauty.
Some Of the prices
GAUZES-
Hair line and Pekin stripe, $1.5o.
Gauze plaids, 81 so
Gauze plaids witt Cots, 81 so.
GauZe In cross s-bar of satin and
crepe, 81 30.
Gauze In MORE and lace stripe, 81
GauZ, stripe on silk tulle, 81
CAME embroidered stripe, with
self color vine border, 81.
Plain Gauze, 81.
Crepe de Chine. g..
Plain elk nets Ground mesh }, 81 so
Plain silk nets, with a inch plush
spots, As inches, q.
WATERED Silks
Moire Franchise In 25 evening
shades, 81 and 81 so.
MORE Antique In l2evening shades
$3.50 to So.
Moire Antique Faconne, 4 colors
"a
Moire Antique, with wide centr,
stripe of satin In two toned effect
81 80.
Same. in solid colors, a.
Faille Francaise in 81
shades, $I.5o and 81. Plain
Silks in every shade tol
Gauze foundations, 81 ano
ISI.25.
West Transept.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
iCheStnut. ThirtsAntb and st sfraat
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-h square